PUBLICATIONS
STEEL,R.J., RASMUSSEN,H., EIDE,S., NEUMANN,B. and SIGGERUD,E., (2000). Geometry and internal architecture of transgressive units: Vilomara transgressive-regressive composite sequence. Sedimentary Geology, 138, 125-142.
RAVNAAS,R., STEEL,R.J. and A.NOTTVEDT, (2000). Syn-rift architecture and infill models: examples from the northern North sea. Spec.Public.Geol.Soc.London.
MELLERE, D. and STEEL, R. J. (2000). Style contrast between forced regressive and lowstand/transgressive wedges in the Campanian of south- central Wyoming. Geol. Soc. London Spec. Public. 172, 51-75.
MUTO, T. and STEEL, R. J. (2000). The Accommodation concept in Sequence Stratigraphy: some dimensional problems and possible redefinition. Sedimentary Geology, 130, 1-10.
OLSEN, T. and STEEL, R. J. (2000). The significance of the Etive Formation in the development in the Brent system: distinction of normal and forced regressions. Geol. Soc. London Spec. Public.172, 91-112.
SIGGERUD, E.., STEEL, R. J. and POLLARD, J. E. (2000). Bored pebbles and ravinement surface clusters, in a transgressive systems tract, Sant Llorenc del Munt fan-delta complex, SE Ebro Basin, NE Spain. Sedimentary Geology, 138, 143-162.
MCLAURIN, B. and STEEL, R. J. (2000). High-frequency sequences in the middle Castlegate Sandstone, Book cliffs, Utah. Geology
SEIDLER & STEEL, R, 2001 Pinch out style and position of tidally influenced strata in a regressive transgressive wave-dominated deltaic sand body, Twentymile Sandstone, Mesaverde Group, NW Colorado. Sedimentology 48, p. 399-415
MARZO, M.. and STEEL, R. J. (2000). High-resolution sequence stratigraphy of syn-tectonic fan-delta clastic wedges: lessons from outcrop studies (Montserrat and Sant Llorenc del Munt fan-deltas, Eocene, Ebro Basin). Sedimentary Geology, 138, 1-15.
HELLER, P., PAOLA, C.,, IN-GUL, HUANG, JOHN B. and STEEL, R. J. (2001) Geomorphology and sequence stratigraphy during slow and rapid base- level changes in an experimental subsiding basin. Am. Assoc. Petrol.Geologists Bull.
MCLAURIN, B. and STEEL, R.J., 2001. High-frequency sequences in the Middle Castlegate Sandstone. Discussion and reply. Geology
PLINK-BJORKLUND, P., MELLERE, D. AND R. J. STEEL (2001). Architecture and turbidite variability of sandprone deepwater slopes: Eocene clinoforms in the Central Basin of Svalbard. Journal of Sedimentary Research, v. 71, p.895-913.
MUTO T. AND R. J. STEEL (2001). Auto-stepping during the transgressive growth of deltas:results from flume experiments Geology, v. 29, p.771-4.
PLINK-BJORKLUND, P. AND STEEL, R.J. (2002). Sea level fall below the shelf edge, without
basin-floor fans. Geology, v. 30 115-118.
MUTO,T. AND R.J.STEEL (2002). In defense of shelf-edge delta development during falling and lowstand of relative sea level. Journal of Geology. v.110, 421-436.
STEEL R. J. AND T. OLSEN (2002). Clinoforms, clinoform trajectories and deepwater sands. In : Sequence Stratigraphic models for exploration and production: Evolving methodology, emerging models and application Histories ( Armentrout, J.M. and N.C. Rosen, eds) Special Publication GCS-SEPM, p.367-381.
MUTO, T. AND R. J. STEEL (2002). Role of autoretreat and A/S changes in the understanding of deltaic shoreline trajectory: a semi-quantitative approach. Basin Research 14, 303-318.
MELLERE, D., PLINK-BJORKLUND P. AND R. J. STEEL (2002). Anatomy of shelf deltas at the edge of a prograding Eocene shelf margin, Spitsbergen. Sedimentology, 49 (6), 1181-1206.
CATTANEO, A. AND R. J. STEEL (2003). Transgressive deposits: a review of their variability. Earth Science Reviews, 1277 (2002), 1-43.
POREBSKI, S. AND R. J. STEEL (2003). Shelf-margin deltas: their stratigraphic significance and relationship to deepwater sands. Earth Science Reviews, 62 (2003), 283-326.
STEEL, R. J., POREBSKI, S.J., PLINK-BJORKLUND, P., MELLERE, D. & M.SCHELLPEPER (2003). Shelf-edge delta types and their sequence stratigraphic relationships. In: Shelf-margin deltas and linked downslope petroleum systems: Global significance and Future Exploration Potential (Eds: H.Roberts et al); Special Publication GCS-SEPM, p.205-230.
BRUHN, R. AND R. J. STEEL (2003). Sequence stratigraphy of a clastic foredeep succession (Paleocene, Svalbard): an example of peripheral-bulge controlled depositional architecture. Journal of Sedimentary Research 73, 745-755.
DEIBERT, J. BENDA, T., LOESETH, T., SCHELLPEPER, M., AND R. J. STEEL (2003). Eocene clinoform growth in front of a storm-wave dominated shelf. Journal of Sedimentary Research, 73, 546-558.
POREBSKI, S., PIETSCH, K., HODIAK, R. AND R.J. STEEL (2003). Origin and sequential development of Badenian-Sarmatian clinoforms in the Carpathian Foreland Basin, SE Poland. Geologica Carpathica 54, 2, 119-136.
MUTO, T. AND R.J. STEEL (2004). Autogenic response of fluvial deltas to steady sea-level fall: implications from flume-tank experiments. Geology 32, 401-404.
PLINK-BJORKLUND, P. AND R.J. STEEL ( 2004). Initiation of turbidity currents: outcrop evidence for Eocene hyperpycnal-flow turbidites. Sedimentary Geology 165, 29-52.
CRABAUGH, J AND R.J. STEEL (2004). Basin-floor fans of the Central Tertiary Basin, spitsbergen: relationship of basin-floor sandbodies to prograding clinoforms in a structurally-active basin. In: Confined Turbidite Systems (Lomas, S. and Joseph, P, Eds.), Geological Society London special Publication 222, 187-208.
SEIDLER, l., STEEL, R.J., STEMMERIK, L. AND F.SURLYK (2004). North Atlantic marine rifting in the Early Triassic: new evidence from East Greenland. Jour. Geol. Soc. London 161, 583-592.
PLINK-BJORKLUND, P. and R.J. STEEL (in press). Deltas on falling-stage and lowstand shelf margins, Eocene Central Basin of Spitsbergen: Importance of sediment supply. In: Deltas Modern and Ancient (J. Bhattacharja, Ed). Spec. Public. SEPM.
SHAOFENG, L., STEEL, R.J. and G. ZHANG (in press). Mesozoic sedimentary basin development and tectonic implications: northern Yangtze Block, Eastern China: record of continent-continent collision. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences.